Upper limb Flashcards

1
Q

how is the serratus anterior tested (long thoracic nerve)

A

push against wall - check for winging of the scapula

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2
Q

how is the supraspinatus muscle tested

A

resist abduction of first 15 degrees of movement of the arm

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3
Q

what nerve roots are responsible for shoulder abduction

A

C5

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4
Q

what nerve roots are responsible for shoulder adduction

A

C6,7,8

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5
Q

what nerve roots are responsible for shoulder external rotation

A

C5

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6
Q

what nerve roots are responsible for shoulder internal rotation

A

C6,7,8

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7
Q

what nerve roots are responsible for elbow flexion

A

C5,6

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8
Q

what nerve roots are responsible for elbow extension

A

C7,8

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9
Q

what nerve roots are responsible for wrist flexion

A

C6,7

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10
Q

what nerve roots are responsible for wrist extension

A

C6,7

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11
Q

what nerve roots are responsible for flexion of the long tendons to the hand

A

C7,8

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12
Q

what nerve roots are responsible for extension of the long tendons to the hand

A

C7,8

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13
Q

where is sensation of C4 tested

A

shoulder

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14
Q

where is sensation of C5 tested

A

lateral side of arm

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15
Q

where is sensation of C6 tested

A

lateral side of the forearm and thumb

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16
Q

where is sensation of C7 tested

A

middle and ring finger

17
Q

where is sensation of C8 tested

A

medial side of hand, forearm, little finger

18
Q

where is sensation of T1 tested

A

medial side of upper forearm and arm

19
Q

where is sensation of T2 tested

A

axilla

20
Q

what are the boundaries of the axilla

A

anterior wall = pectoralis major and minor
posterior wall = scapula and subscapularis, teres major and latissimus dorsi
medial wall = chest wall (rib 1-4), stratus anterior
lateral wall = inter tubercular groove of humerus
apex = between first rib, clavicle and superior border of subscapularis muscle

21
Q

what are the boundaries of the cubital fossa

A

brachioradialis, pronator teres, line between epicondyles

22
Q

what is the position of the flexor retinaculum

A

proximal extent is marked by the distal wrist crease

spreads over thumb and little finger

23
Q

what are the boundaries of the anatomical snuff-box

A
anterior = abductor pollicis longus and extensor pollicis brevis
posterior = extensor pollicis longus 

contains radial artery

24
Q

what nerve innervates deltoid

A

axillary

25
Q

what nerve innervates biceps

A

musculocutaneous

26
Q

what nerve innervates triceps

A

radial

27
Q

how is the median nerve tested

A

motor: place patient arm in pronated position and ask them to maintain this while doctor tries to supinate
sensory: thumb and index finger

28
Q

how is the radial nerve tested

A

motor: does triceps work
sensory: dorsoradial aspect of wrist and hand

29
Q

how is the ulnar nerve tested

A

motor: ulnar deviation and wrist flexion against resistance
sensory: little finger

30
Q

how is the musculocutaneous nerve tested

A

motor: does biceps work
sensory: lateral aspect of forearm